1.Brain maintenance in resuscitation of cardiocirculation arrest
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2001;(12):11-16
There were about 50-70% of patients had abnormal central nervous function after the resuscitation of cardiocirculation arrest, which led a burden for society. Oxygen insufficiency caused the bad changes for nervous. In order to prevent the brain from lesions, it must assure the full blood flow and quality of oxygen supply in and after the resuscitation. Relapsed cardiocirculation arrest prevented by the adjustment of homeostasis, intervention of hyperthermalgesia, full supply of energy and oxygen, use of the cell protective drugs, stimulation of growth of nervous cell and treatment of complication after resuscitation
Maintenance
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Brain
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Resuscitation
2.History of phymosis and penile cancer: review of 275 cases in Hospital K, Ha noi City
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):34-36
275 penile cancers were recorded for history of phymosis. Among these, 92.4% are without this history. However, the delay in circumcision related to risk of penile cancer later. The rate of advanced penile cancer in patients with history of phymosis is higher than that of patients without this history. Therefore, it is important to educate on circumcision for the children with phymosis before they gain puberty.
Penile Neoplasms
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Neoplasms
3.The roles of Village Health Works (VHWs) and the influencing factors
Ha Thi Thu Bui ; Duong Manh Vu
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2008;18(2):45-50
Background: VHWs play an important role in primary health care. The Chuongmy district, Hatay province had only 50% of VHWs compared to the national rate of 90%. \r\n', u'Objectives: This study aims to describe the current activities of VHWs in Chuongmy district and identify the related factors. \r\n', u'Subjects and methods: The study adopted the cross sectional design, combined qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques with VHWs and the leaders of local authority and health facilities. \r\n', u'Results: VHWs play an important role in implementing health programs and health care activities in the villages. Almost all tasks and functions of VHWs were carried out in the villages but with different rate and quality. The major activities that VHWs carried out were preventive medicine and treatment of common diseases. Nevertheless, the quality of many activities should be improved. The performance and stability of VHWs depend on different factors such as training, income, qualification, support monitoring and supervision of local authority and health sectors. \r\n', u'Conclusions: The local authority and health sectors should have policies to provide update training to VHWs, incentives to retain them to work and enhance the supportive supervision of VHWs activities. \r\n', u'
village health works
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influencing factor
4.Home delivery in Luong Son, Hoa Binh
Ha Thi Thu Bui ; Duong Manh Vu
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2008;0(3):27-32
Background: There are about 600.000 deaths related to pregnancy and delivery in the world every year. In Vietnam, the rate of maternal death is 165/100.00. The majority of maternity and new born deaths occurred in the first week after delivery, especially 24 hours after delivery. Objective: To investigate the status of delivery and various factors related to home delivery and propose recommendations to reduce the rate of home delivery in Luong Son, Hoa Binh. Subject and method: The cross sectional study using a structured questionnaire with women who gave birth in 2003 was conducted in two communes of Luong Son district. Result: The home delivery rate was high (31.5%) and only 36.1% women decided themselves where to deliver. The main reasons for home delivery was perception related to last home delivery was normal, therefore this delivery should be at home (53.8%). Among 108 women interviewed, only 72% gave birth with the assistance of health professionals and 28% delivered with none health professional assistance. The rate of obstetric complications and new born death was relatively high among those that had homebirths. Conclusion: In order to increase the delivery rate at health care facilities and with the assistance of health professionals, there is required the cooperation of stakeholders for improving infrastructure, economic development, health education for increasing awareness of people on safe delivery. The public should change their perception, custom and behavior toward homebirths. Besides, the health sector should better manage the maternal health care program, monitor the pregnant women, plan the delivery dates and advocate their families (husbands and parent in laws) to take the women to deliver at the health care facilities.
Home delivery
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maternal death
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Hoa Binh province
5.Efforts in the Formation and Development of Nuclear Medicine in Vietnam
Trong Khoa MAI ; Cam Phuong PHAM ; Tien Cong BUI ; Hai Binh TRAN ; Van Thai PHAM ; Manh Phuong DAO ; Dinh Ha TRAN
Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2019;53(2):83-85
The foundations of nuclear medicine in Vietnam were established from 1970. Until now, after 48 years of development, in Vietnam, we have some basic equipment including 31 SPECT, 4 SPECT/CT machines, 11 PET/CT scanners, five cyclotrons, and one nuclear reactor.Many nuclearmedicine techniques in diagnosis and treatment have been routinely performed at provincial and central level health facilities such as tumor scintigraphy, thyroid scintigraphy, bone scintigraphy, kidney scintigraphy, cardiac scintigraphy, and radio-isotope therapy with I-131 and P-32. Selective internal radiation therapy with Y-90 microsphere and I-125 radioactive seed implantation has been also successfully applied in some big hospitals. However, there are still many difficulties for Vietnam as the lack of new widely used radioisotopes such as Ga-67, Cu-64, Samarium-153, and Lutetium-177 and the lack of nuclear medicine specialists. In the future, we are putting our efforts on the applications of new isotopes in diagnosis and treatment of cancers (theranostic) like Ga-68-DOTATATE, Lutetium-177-DOTATATE, Ga-68-PSMA, and Lutetium-177-PSMA, equipping modern nuclear medicine diagnostic tools, strengthening the human resources training in nuclear medicine. At the same time, we are trying our best to strengthen the cooperation with international nuclear medicine societies in over the world.
6.Efforts in the Formation and Development of Nuclear Medicine in Vietnam
Trong Khoa MAI ; Cam Phuong PHAM ; Tien Cong BUI ; Hai Binh TRAN ; Van Thai PHAM ; Manh Phuong DAO ; Dinh Ha TRAN
Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2019;53(2):83-85
The foundations of nuclear medicine in Vietnam were established from 1970. Until now, after 48 years of development, in Vietnam, we have some basic equipment including 31 SPECT, 4 SPECT/CT machines, 11 PET/CT scanners, five cyclotrons, and one nuclear reactor.Many nuclearmedicine techniques in diagnosis and treatment have been routinely performed at provincial and central level health facilities such as tumor scintigraphy, thyroid scintigraphy, bone scintigraphy, kidney scintigraphy, cardiac scintigraphy, and radio-isotope therapy with I-131 and P-32. Selective internal radiation therapy with Y-90 microsphere and I-125 radioactive seed implantation has been also successfully applied in some big hospitals. However, there are still many difficulties for Vietnam as the lack of new widely used radioisotopes such as Ga-67, Cu-64, Samarium-153, and Lutetium-177 and the lack of nuclear medicine specialists. In the future, we are putting our efforts on the applications of new isotopes in diagnosis and treatment of cancers (theranostic) like Ga-68-DOTATATE, Lutetium-177-DOTATATE, Ga-68-PSMA, and Lutetium-177-PSMA, equipping modern nuclear medicine diagnostic tools, strengthening the human resources training in nuclear medicine. At the same time, we are trying our best to strengthen the cooperation with international nuclear medicine societies in over the world.
Cyclotrons
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Diagnosis
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Foundations
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Health Facilities
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Humans
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Isotopes
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Kidney
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Microspheres
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Nuclear Medicine
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Positron-Emission Tomography and Computed Tomography
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Radioisotopes
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Radionuclide Imaging
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Specialization
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Theranostic Nanomedicine
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Thyroid Gland
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Tomography, Emission-Computed, Single-Photon
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Vietnam